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Private equity escapes statutory scrutiny; Core inflation rise sparks interest rate fears; Merrill Lynch tries to calm nerves over debt markets

Private equity escapes statutory scrutiny The Guardian (p21) Private equity firms escaped the threat of tighter regulation and demands for closer scrutiny of pay and fees after a review rejected ...

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